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Semiconductor Industry
198 published works
India Corporate Law
Semicon 2.0: Turning India’s Chip Ambitions into an Automotive Advantage?
By Rohan Jain, Kshitij Arora, Arshit Kapoor
Summary: Semicon 2.0 represents the next stage of India’s semiconductor strategy, moving beyond chip manufacturing to support the entire semiconductor value chain, including design, R&D, materials, packaging and commercialisation. While…
The Trade Practitioner
UK strategic export controls: Proposed changes expected in December 2026
On 23 October 2026, the UK’s Export Control Joint Unit announced proposed changes to the country’s strategic export controls, with the regulations expected in early December. The amendments will revise…
European Law Blog
A ‘Section 301 à l’Européenne’ for Semiconductors: Could the Chips Act 2.0 Provide It?
On 22 May 2026, French President Emmanuel Macron called for ‘l’équivalent d’une section 301 à l’Européenne’. Speaking at a European forum on computing power, quantum technologies and semiconductors in Bruyères-le-Châtel, Macron argued that Europe needed…
Business and Commercial
Legal Analysis of the Nexperia Case in the Netherlands
Legal Analysis of the Nexperia Case in the Netherlands Armstrong Chen, Xin Wang The Amsterdam Enterprise Chamber (Netherlands) continues its proceedings in the dispute involving Nexperia,…
India Corporate Law
Semicon 2.0: The Next Phase Of India’s Semiconductor Ambitions
By Paridhi Adani, Jay Parikh, Aniket Singhania, Hamraj Singh, Mehar Arora
Summary: With the Union Cabinet’s approval of India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, India has taken a step towards building an integrated semiconductor ecosystem spanning indigenous chip design, domestic manufacturing of chips,…
Sanctions & Export Controls Update
Canada Updates Guide to Export Controls and Proposes Expanded Export Controls on Semiconductors and Advance Manufacturing Goods and Technologies
By Julia Webster (Canada), Jacqueline Rotondi (Canada)
On April 25, 2026, Canada published a new consultation in the Canada Gazette, Part I on April 25, 2026, concerning a proposed Order Amending the Export Control List (Amendments) under…
Louis Lehot Medium Blog
The IPO Floodgates Open, Tariffs Tighten, and the Innovation Economy Braces for Its Biggest Test…
By Louis Lehot
The IPO Floodgates Open, Tariffs Tighten, and the Innovation Economy Braces for Its Biggest Test YetThree of the most consequential IPOs in history are queuing up at the same time. Semiconductor…
Government Contracts Law
Semiconductors: Another Link to Ever-Extending Curation of the Federal Supply Chain
Given recent world events and their attendant economic shocks, 2026 looks to be another year of supply chain gyration. Government contractors, besides having to cope with such shocks, must add…
The Legal Wire
South Korea approves $166 million investment in AI chip startup Rebellions
South Korea’s Industry Ministry has announced that the Financial Services Commission’s advisory board approved a 250 billion won ($166 million) investment in local AI chip startup Rebellions, which designs neural…
Global Trade & Sanctions Law
Reported Draft Rules Signal New Semiconductor Export Controls Framework
By Stephan E. Becker, Matthew Oresman, Matthew R. Rabinowitz, Roya Motazedi, Daniel Steinfeld
On March 5, news outlets reported that the U.S. government is drafting new export control regulations for AI chips. A copy of the draft regulations is not publicly available. According…